Adult volunteers are essential to the success of Teen Court, and we are privileged to have an exceptional group of trained professionals serving our program. Adult volunteers can serve as case managers or attorney mentors.

Case Managers

In order to become a case manager, adult volunteers are required to complete 16 hours of general legal training. 

Case manager responsibilities include: 

• Preparing teen volunteers before peer panels
• Supervising Teen Court peer panels
• Reviewing the peer panel with volunteers afterward

Attorney Mentors

Adult volunteers can also serve as attorney mentors. Attorney mentors must be professional attorneys, judges, or past Teen Court volunteers who served as youth attorneys. 

Attorney mentor responsibilities include:

• Training teens at Teen Court Law School
• Helping teen attorneys during the trial preparation process
• Attending trials and providing feedback afterward

We sincerely thank our adult volunteers for their dedication and enthusiasm!